Lord Scurlock
“LORD SCURLOCK is dead. His estranged children have returned home to Ilysium for the funeral and disbursement of the estate.
HOWEVER—There is little left; the manor servant, Jedmund, has collected the last 82 crowns in a small coffer, and with it only a shabby coach and two withered horses, the family crest and swords, a portrait of a strange woman, and Lord Scurlock’s prized hunting rifle (hidden away from prying eyes).
The other attendees at the funeral are Lord Scurlock’s creditors. They hover about the manor like vultures, eager to recoup some measure of their losses.” – one seven
Work
Subtitle Tales from the Wild Blue Yonder: Chapter 3
Year of Publication 2015
Licensing Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 (US) (entirety)
Connections
- John Harper (author, illustrator, layout artist)
- one seven design studio (publisher)
- Clinton R Nixon (inspiration for)
- James V West (inspiration for)
- Luke Crane (inspiration for)
- Vincent Baker (inspiration for)
- Jonathan Walton (inspiration for)
- Judd Karlman (inspiration for)
- Jason Morningstar (inspiration for)
- Fred Hicks (inspiration for)
- Rob Donoghue (inspiration for)
- Leonard Balsera (inspiration for)
- Ben Lehman (inspiration for)
- Mark Causey (inspiration for)
- Brandon Amancio (inspiration for)
- Claudio Cipolla (inspiration for)
- Mike Riverso (inspiration for)
- Joss Whedon (inspiration for)
- George Lucas (inspiration for)
- Hayao Miyazaki (inspiration for)
- Reiko Kodama (inspiration for)
- Richard Halliwell (inspiration for)
- Rick Priestley (inspiration for)
- Paul Riddle (playtester)
- Sage LaTorra (playtester)
- Shannon Riddle (playtester)
- Lady Blackbird (sequel/prequel)
- Magister Lor (sequel/prequel)
Language English (original)
Grouping Tabletop Roleplaying
Type Book (electronic)
Funding Patreon (ransom)https://www.patreon.com/johnharper
Versions
| Version | Format | Price | File | Explanation |
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| version 03.01.2015 | Free | — | — |